Middletown Freshmen Named Citizens of the Year at Awards Assembly
Lisa Hathaway and Peter McCartt were honored as Citizens of the Year at Middletown Freshman High School’s awards assembly. The ceremony awarded 78 students certificates for Citizens of the Month and recognized top grades, science honors, drama trophies, and various club and service awards reflecting a busy year across academics arts and activities.
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Middletown
Lisa Hathaway
Peter McCartt
Robyn Bel
Kathy Cox
Sally Lamphier
Debbie Harsh
A’s
Debbie Smith
Dawn Musgrove
Tim Jones
Mary Wiedman
Pat Nickell
Jenny Nickell
Matt Wells
Cheryl Cooke
Bob Dwyer
Drama Club
Debbie Haddix
Jack Gordon
Tom Davis
Gina Greco
Jim Irwin
Cindy Curliss
Frank Frey
Births Reported for Sparks and Allen Families
Vital statistics list two newborns: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. David Sparks of 1801 Sheridan Ave and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. James T. Allen of 921 Malvern St, both announced yesterday.
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David Sparks
Sheridan Ave
James T. Allen
Malvern St
Cathy Armbruster
Trenton
Mark Barnhart
Beverly Rose
Wilbraham Road
Alexander Bors
Manchester Road
Bobby J. Coomer
Byron St
Donald Eckhardt
Messiman Road
Charles Fawns
Stanley St
Jesse Fitzpatrick
Germantown
Beacher Noble
Lebanon
Rebecca Piercy
Clarence Piercy
Franklin
Gene Roark
Mark M. Wall
Fourth Ave
Board Delays June 15 Deadline for Voting System Report
Hamilton Butler County Elections board members say they cannot meet the June 15 deadline for a report on a new voting system. The study began months ago to assess faster vote tabulation and possible computerization of voter lists. Director Edna Fath cites ongoing work and County Commissioner time extension to be advised by President Richard Koehler.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Two suppressions upheld in Monroe drug case
County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer upheld two motions to suppress evidence in drug charges against Reynolds Hannah and Edward Donisi from a March 4 Moore Street raid. Hannah and Donisi face cocaine and marijuana possession counts, while Justin Bair's motion remains under advisement on charges of possessing drug instruments and a second offense of marijuana.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Justin Bair
Moore St
Cramer
Bair
Chess champion Paul Keres dies in Helsinki
Moscow AP reports Paul Keres, 58, the Soviet chess grandmaster and three time national champion, died of a heart attack Thursday in Helsinki. He led the Soviet team to four World Chess Olympiad titles and won the European championship three times along with more than 20 international events.
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Moscow
Paul Keres
Helsinki
Keres
Middletown Lions Club installs new officers
Doug Kanitz of 150 Euclid Street was installed as president of the Middletown Lions Club at the Manchester Inn. Kenneth L. Caplinger, governor of Lions District 13 H, conducted the ceremony. Also installed were Dave Stitt first vice president Dale Lindon second vice president Tim Cole third vice president Bob Reiner secretary George Davis treasurer Jim Schaffner tail twister John Seitter lion tamer and board members Jim Elder Isom Stephens for one year Harold Leichty and Don Fugett for two years.
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Doug Kanitz
Euclid St
Middletown
Lions Club
Manchester Inn
Kenneth L. Caplinger
Lions District 13-H
Dave Stitt
Dale Lindon
Tim Cole
Bob Reiner
George Davis
Jim Schaffner
John Seitter
Jim Elder
Isom Stephens
Harold Leichty
Don Fugett
Municipal Court Jails Driver in Alcohol Case and Orders Traffic School
Owen received a three day jail term after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Four others were fined or ordered to attend traffic school for traffic offenses. Joe Love, 49, faced a $200 fine and license suspension. Terry Johnson, 25, was fined $50 and must attend traffic school after speeding at 80 mph plus charges for no license. James Fields, 28, and two others were fined for unsafe backing and excessive noise. Linda Kemp and Richard Dawson Jr. pleaded guilty to excessive noise. others were fined for failing to report accidents. Kenneth Sands, 57, forfeited a $50 bond for excessive speed while driving a tanker involved in a fuel oil spill on May 27.
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Owen
J.T. Lamb
Joe Love
Calumet Ave
Terry Johnson
McGuire Lane
Johnson
Roosevelt and University
14Th Avenue
S. Verity Parkway
S. Verity
17Th Avenue
James Fields
Plymouth Ave
Linda Kemp
Lisa Drive
Germantown
Richard Dawson Jr
Kenneth Sands
Findlay
Ohio
Bob Hope to Perform at Ohio State Fair
Comedian Bob Hope will give grandstand shows at the Ohio State Fair on August 30 and 31. The expositions manager notes Hope drew record crowds for five straight fairs from 1966 to 1970 and again in 1972, making him the first announced attraction.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bob Hope
Hope
Miami University Names Croxall First Ernst & Ernst Professor
Dr John R Croxall a veteran accountant and former Xavier University head of accounting and finance was named the first holder of Miami University’s Ernst and Ernst visiting professorship in accountancy Croxall 57 lives in Montgomery Ohio and has held senior government and business roles.
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Oxford
John R. Croxall
Miami University
New Ernst & Ernst
Croxall
Montgomery
Xavier University
Cincinnati
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Nancy Gamble
Joe Wittman
John Vaillancourt
Joe McMonigle
John Moore
Missy Hymer
Middletown — Hospital
Maytag
Westinghouse
Audubon Middletown
Norris Insurance
Verity
Sheffield St
Vivian Ford
Lafayette Ave
Edwin Burton
Lee Ave
Evlyn Turner
Lincoln St
Ohio Fair
Anterae
Home Center
Lubbers
School OF Dance “Varieties
Dave Finkelman
SUN
Ham
Tamnaugee
Norelco
Ayr-Way
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